You could call it a mural, this new piece celebrating Saint Sophia’s Cathedral in Kiev. You may also simply refer to it as an outdoor painting of a majestic and Byzantine indoor view.
Borondo for Sky Art Foundation – Mural Social Club. Kiev, Ukraine. June 2016. (photo © Makism Belousov)
Spanish Street Artist/artist/muralist/painter Borondo completed this interpretation of the 11th century Ukrainian Baroque cathedral this month during the Mural Social Club festival in Kiev and named it “Portals”. Epic, haunting, grandly meta, the arches and openness may feel as if you are seeing an outside view and the bottom third reflective surface could place you in the seat of a Venetian gondola.
Borondo executed this mural with the support of Sky Art Foundation and Mural Social Club and shortly after this one, he was again on an enormous wall with Urban Nation Project M/9 in Berlin. Go Borondo!
Borondo for Sky Art Foundation – Mural Social Club. Kiev, Ukraine. June 2016. (photo © Makism Belousov)
Borondo for Sky Art Foundation – Mural Social Club. Kiev, Ukraine. June 2016. (photo © Makism Belousov)
Borondo for Sky Art Foundation – Mural Social Club. Kiev, Ukraine. June 2016. (photo © Maksim Belousov)
Our thanks to founder Dmytro Palienko and curators Oleg Sosnov and Yulia Ostrovska.
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